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Jury finds Ticketmaster, Live Nation run monopoly
Speed Read The verdict “will be an earthquake in the industry,” one analyst said
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The return of executions
Feature States put to death 47 people last year, double the recent norm. What’s behind the rise?
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The German deepfake scandal putting ‘virtual rape’ in the spotlight
Under the Radar Bombshell allegations from TV star shifts debate on restricting AI pornography
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India’s ‘reversal’ of transgender rights
Under the Radar Government seeks to narrow legal definition of transgender people and remove right to self-identify
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Arizona charges Kalshi over ‘illegal gambling’
Speed Read The state accused the company of taking illegal bets on world events
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Victoria’s drive for work-from-home rights
Under the Radar Australian state to force all businesses to allow remote working for two days a week despite concerns that investors are already ‘fleeing’
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Misconduct in public office: how the offence works
The Explainer Centuries-old criminal offence ‘famously vague’ and hard to prove but can carry a maximum sentence of life in prison
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Palestine Action and the trouble with defining terrorism
In the Spotlight The issues with proscribing the group ‘became apparent as soon as the police began putting it into practice’
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Prince Harry’s court battle with ‘highly intrusive’ press
In the Spotlight As the Duke of Sussex and other high-profile claimants begin their trial against Associated Newspapers, ‘the stakes for all sides are high’
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‘Pandoro-gate’: the sweet treat scandal that rocked Italy
In The Spotlight Italy’s most famous influencer, Chiara Ferragni, has been cleared of fraud over Christmas cake fundraiser
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Trump vs. BBC: what’s at stake?
The Explainer The US president has filed a $10 billion lawsuit over the editing of Panorama documentary, with the broadcaster vowing to defend itself
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Should the right to trial by jury be untouchable?
Today’s Big Question With a crown court backlog of around 80,000 cases, David Lammy says ‘status quo cannot go on’
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Labour’s dilemma on workers’ rights
The Explainer TUC says Employment Rights Bill is ‘essential to better quality, more secure jobs’ but critics warn of impact on economic growth
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Is it time to rethink the US presidential pardon?
Talking Point Donald Trump has taken advantage of his pardon power to reward political allies and protect business associates, say critics
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